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Has windows 11 gotten past its gamming growing pains?

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Just ordered a new WD sn850x SSD to become my new main drive replacing my 6 year old sata ssd .    Has windows 11 gotten past its growning pains for gamming and are as good or better then 10 now?    I know there was some driver issues early on and i hav't heard anything in ages.  

 

 

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i have hardware TPM if that matters

 

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Some people still have issues with it, theres no reason you need to upgrade to 11.

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2 minutes ago, rippy4500 said:

Some people still have issues with it, theres no reason you need to upgrade to 11.

I work in IT we will be migrating the enterprise to 11 next year  (Assuming nothing explodes)  so i kinda have  need to get my hair wet on it..

   

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I've been using it since about April (since I'm on 12th gen so the stupid scheduler is kind of ideal) and I don't recall having any major issues outside of VMWare Workstation graphical goofies.

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5 minutes ago, True said:

I work in IT we will be migrating the enterprise to 11 next year  (Assuming nothing explodes)  so i kinda have  need to get my hair wet on it..

   

It's stable enough for daily use. 

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3 minutes ago, True said:

I work in IT we will be migrating the enterprise to 11 next year  (Assuming nothing explodes)  so i kinda have  need to get my hair wet on it..

   

Windows 11 still has some issues to work out, it may be alot better than when it came out but it still has some issues here and there.

Did you ask anybody at your company if you can stay on Windows 10?

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Just now, rippy4500 said:

Windows 11 still has some issues to work out, it may be alot better than when it came out but it still has some issues here and there.

 

Can you list these? 

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Just now, GuiltySpark_ said:

Can you list these? 

I dont use 11.

 

But theres some issues like extra telemetry (probably anyways), workarounds needed to make a local account, things like that.

I dont think it has too many issues being unstable or buggy, but theres probably still some things that dont work perfectly.

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Just now, rippy4500 said:

Windows 11 still has some issues to work out, it may be alot better than when it came out but it still has some issues here and there.

Did you ask anybody at your company if you can stay on Windows 10?

HA HA HA HA HA ....  I am franking desktop..   ya no...  I am currently fighting engineers daily to replace 10 year old windows 7 pcs if there going go online with them,,,   I had to go physically remove Network cards from engineers pc who insist there tools only work on XP for security reasons.   

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You do not need windows 11 unless you use 12th gen intel. Its not worth being the beta tester for an OS you will use everyday 🙂 If you want to use it on a laptop, sure thats easier to do and manage, but your main desktop? Hell no.

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1 minute ago, True said:

HA HA HA HA HA ....  I am franking desktop..   ya no...  I am currently fighting engineers daily to replace 10 year old windows 7 pcs if there going go online with them,,,   I had to go physically remove Network cards from engineers pc who insist there tools only work on XP for security reasons.   

If its that much of an issue then I guess its fine, it has a couple issues but those will hopefully be fixed at some point, if you're going to upgrade next year then there will likely be less problems than there are now.

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5 minutes ago, rippy4500 said:

I dont use 11.

 

That explains a lot. Thanks.

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19 minutes ago, True said:

Just ordered a new WD sn850x SSD to become my new main drive replacing my 6 year old sata ssd .    Has windows 11 gotten past its growning pains for gamming and are as good or better then 10 now?    I know there was some driver issues early on and i hav't heard anything in ages.  

 

 

System

AMD  5800x  on asus b550 TUF mobo  
Asus 6800xT GPU

32 Gigs ram

 

i have hardware TPM if that matters

 

To actually answer your question without all the emotional noise you're getting elsewhere, gaming on 11 is perfectly fine. Its been fine for a long time but its still fine now.

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Just now, GuiltySpark_ said:

That explains a lot. Thanks.

I dont use it for a good reason, I didnt want to deal with the problems it had or probably still has.

 

Im just listing the reasons ive heard of and seen online.

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2 minutes ago, rippy4500 said:

I dont use it for a good reason, I didnt want to deal with the problems it had or probably still has.

 

Im just listing the reasons ive heard of and seen online.

I have used it every day since October and I'm not experiencing any issues. 

 

You might want to step back and think about your position on why you're even bothering to have an opinion in the OP's question. 

 

What are the issues with gaming on Windows 11? You've posted 5 times and haven't told him.

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3 minutes ago, GuiltySpark_ said:

I have used it every day since October and I'm not experiencing any issues. 

 

You might want to step back and think about your position or why you're even bothering to have an opinion in the OP's question. 

 

What are the issues with gaming on Windows 11?

You might not have issues, but others might. Most major issues have been fixed by now. Its just the smaller issues that I listed why some people may not want 11.

 

Theres nothing wrong with gaming on 11, im just saying theres little reason to upgrade when 10 works just fine.

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Displays: MSI MAG 271QPX 1440p 360Hz 27" QD-OLED | LG UltraGear 27GP950-B, 4K 144Hz (@120hz) 27" IPS

 

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Mobile Audio: Sennheiser IE 900 IEMs using included 4.4mm cable | FiiO KA13 "Desktop mode" Disabled

 

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I use it since beta last year. I didn't encounter any issue for gaming. 

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On 8/5/2022 at 9:40 PM, True said:

Just ordered a new WD sn850x SSD to become my new main drive replacing my 6 year old sata ssd .    Has windows 11 gotten past its growning pains for gamming and are as good or better then 10 now?    I know there was some driver issues early on and i hav't heard anything in ages.  

 

 

System

AMD  5800x  on asus b550 TUF mobo  
Asus 6800xT GPU

32 Gigs ram

 

i have hardware TPM if that matters

 

My friend has been slowly testing it in a VM. Said it runs pretty OK. But its going to be hit or miss if you have any issues. I do recall an article stating Microsoft was warning of data corruption on Windows 11 with certain hardware, Didnt look to far in because Im still on 10. I know Barnacles has stated that some features feel like they need a good polish. 

 

While its a pain just because it costs time. Windows doesn't take too long to install now days. You could always try 11 and see how it goes. If it works then great, if not go back to 10. 

I just want to sit back and watch the world burn. 

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In Sept or Oct it is expected that Microsoft will release a new version of Windows 11.

As an Insider, I can say that this coming up version is a nice polish to the OS.  There is nothing ground breaking, as new big feature. It is just a bunch of improvements, polish and quality of life (if you will), that all adds up, and help deliver a nicer experience overall. I recommend it.

 

For enterprise purposes, I would say, wait for that update,

For personal usage, yea, you can upgrade now.

 

My suggestions, is to update the BIOS/UEFI to the latest version, then perform a clean install of Windows 11 to start fresh and clean (of course, backup your stuff before as they'll be lost), and this will allow you to ensure that ALL your drivers are fully updated for the best experience.

 

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Ya i ended up doing it.  got all my drivers updated and pretty..  and watched Fall guys get 28 FPS on a 5800x with a 6800XT.      used the reghack to remove windows 11 game DVR now maxing out my 144 screen..     How old is that BUG  i rememeber putting that same reghack in like 2 years ago on win 10!

 

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